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Fayose can be likened to the biblical Pharaoh – APC

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-APC accuses Gov. Fayose of inflicting pain and suffering on the people of Ekiti state.

-The party also accused him of not giving women fair representation in his administration.

Fayose is oppressing the people of Ekiti state.

The Ekiti state chapter of the All Progressives Congress (APC), has likened the administration of Gov. Ayodele Fayose to that of the biblical Egyptian Pharaoh which was characterized by suffering and pains for the people of Israel.

The party also revealed plans to wrestle power from the ruling Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) in the state come 2018 elections in Ekiti state.

The assertions and comparisons were made by the APC state women leader, Mrs. Dupe Bakare at the party’s secretariat in Igede Ekiti, headquarters of Irepodun/Ifelodun local government area of the state, during the official declaration of Mrs. Abimbola Adeniyi, as the party’s local government Chairmanship candidate.

Bakare said,” Here in APC, we are gender sensitive. We want our women to be at the top. We want as many women in party who are interested in contesting for political positions to come out and do so. We shall support them to realize their ambition.

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“So many women were either in elective or appointive positions during the immediate past Dr. Kayode Fayemi-led administration. The party will improve on and support the record if given the opportunity to direct the affairs of the state again”.

“It is only our great party, the APC that has what it takes not only to put an end to this misrule of PDP, to stop people from groaning under the heavy weight of the Pharaoh at the helms of affair but to also reverse the stinking rot, fraud and corruption that characterized this government that is suffocating our people”.

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